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Grammar suggestion: replace ‘learnt’ with ‘learned’ in Exercise 1 Conclusion
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Hello Team,
I noticed that the Microsoft Hands-on Lab for Prompt Engineering (Exercise 1 Conclusion) contains the word “learnt”, which is generally considered British English. For consistency and clarity, especially for global audiences, you might want to use “learned” instead, which is standard in American English.
Here’s the link for reference:
https://microsoft.github.io/GPS-Prompt-Engineering-Labs/prompt-engineering#exercise-1-conclusion
Thank you for providing such valuable resources!
Best regards,
Bob Souther
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Open the linked Microsoft Hands-on Lab page and navigate to the Exercise 1 Conclusion section. Locate the word “learnt,” update the wording for consistency with the request, and verify that the rendered conclusion reads correctly.
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